Will the master and the receiver interfere with each other (being too close to each other) if I mount the receiver on the outside of the front door and the master on the inside of the front door, and connect the two by short wires through a tiny hole in the door? Will the master and the receiver interfere with each other (being too close to each other) if I mount the receiver on the outside of the front door and the master on the inside of the front door,... » Read More Will the master and the receiver interfere with each other (being too close to each other) if I mount the receiver on the outside of the front door and the master on the inside of the front door, and connect the two by short wires through a tiny hole in the door? « Show Less
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No they will not. You would maybe get a echo if they were side by side on the same side of the door. But back to back on opposite sides of the door your good to go!!
44991
That I would not know. Currently, the two devices are set up maybe 15-20 feet apart with the receiver on the outside and the master being in the middle of my apartment. Although, you might have a reason for putting it that close. I am thinking it is defeating the purpose of buying this device. Why not just ask "who is it?" I am sure people will be able to hear you without the device being installed.
1652352
Yes, each door bell unit functions independently. The only thing that may be an issue is the distance between the push button and the receiver located in the apartment. It may be too far for good reception.
49526
If you are referring to the operating distance from each other,then all I can say is not having read the specification on the unit I can only tell you of my experience. I have 5 units installed and one in the kitchen is approximately 50ftfrom the master bedroom. With only those two being active they connect just fine. As you probably know when one alarms, they all go. In the description at the website it says:This alarm can also be placed in a detached workshop or shed and linked into the home's interconnected system. This sort of indicates a distance greater than what I have.
916636
The Butler system does not interfere with the sensor. The door will sense an obstruction, as normal, and stop it's downward travel and go back up. I assume, since I've never tried it, that it will remain up until the obstruction is removed. In any event, the Butler does not change anything re the sensor system.
1296185
It's possible if you mount it to the rear that there will be interference. I mount mine slightly forward for preference and it's fine. If you don't have room to move it around then the side rails will probably interfere.
851565
There should be no problem. I ordered two of them and never had any interference. You can also change the code by opening both the transmitter and the receiver and change the location of the jumpers as long as botth jumpers are in the same location. It is explained on the instructions page. Enjoy your units.
1722759
It depends how the wires run and if you can have access to the individual conductors. The connectors just loop around the individual wire so they must be accessible. The transmitter is not weatherproof and there is only 12-18 inches of wire so you would need a way to protect the transmitter unit. If it is outside the house, the wireless connection to the receiver may be a little limited but I have had success with the receiver at least 30 feet away with several wall in between.
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Hello DorothyI do not secure the receiver to anything just hide it in a bush or in/under something. You can check the range of the unit to camera on the menu page (little triangle next to view option). I have even put the receiver in a building and it works. No line of sight needed. I have three units so far for remote site security.Hope this helps...
2010847
I have one of my camers located outside behind a security gate at my front entrance. My receiver is located in my master bedroom which is about 30ft away. My house is Hardy Plank and I have no issues with the picture. As a matter of fact, it will pick up any bugs flying in the entrance way at night without any light. I hope this may help.
2154962
No, if the two transmitters are connected to two different sources they will interfere with each other.
2060982
It will still work fine. In fact, you will only need to attach the sensor side since the magnet will cause it to stick to the door. Since the alarm only goes off when the door if open there will be minimal interference so long as you do not place the receiver directly behind where now open door is between the transmitter and receiver since the signal will now have to bounce around before being received.
1397526
Hi Beth, no, you can not, however, in all honesty you really wouldn't need to do this with this particular unit, the reception is amazingly wonderful,i have 3 base units and 1 hand held and I never experience any interference at all. I hope I have helped you. Take care.sincerely:Ray R.
2186224
This connects to your existing door chime. I wouldn't put it inside a wall, as that would probably block the signal. It is very small, so even if you mount it on the wall near the chime, it won't be too obtrusive. I didn't have any problem fitting it inside the cover for the existing chime. That leaves it hidden and doesn't block the radio signal.Joe
1299464
Hi Gary, you need to setup the push button with the receiver. If one receiver is paired with only one push button, only this bell rings when you push the button. One receiver can work with five push buttons in maximum. Hope this can help you!
1198090
Yes, you can use multiple receivers. All will alert at the same time, if they are within the reception range of the doorbell button. I have found that the units don't work at the range that they advertise. You should probably try one receiver in the various locations to see if it works there before you purchase 4 receivers.
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I have the devises with 10 meters distance, but from second to first floor and with walls in the way. Because of that, the signal is not perfect and at the begining I had to keep fixing the receivers anthena. If the signal is within the same floor, and/or no or few walls in the way, there should be no problem. 10 meters are about 35-40 feet. There is no need of line of sight. It should work OK because in my case I almost have the devises one over the other in different floors, with stairs and 2 half walls in the way. Finally, if you buy it, the package instrutions do not include the detail of how to sincronize the devices, just have to press the top of the UFO looking thing. I have the devises with 10 meters distance, but from second to first floor and with walls in the way. Because of that, the signal is not perfect and at the begining I had to keep fixing the receivers anthena. If the signal is within the same floor, and/or no or few walls in the way, there should be no problem. 10 meters are about 35-40 feet. There is no need of line of sight. It should work OK because in my case I almost have the devises one over the other in different floors, with stairs and 2 half walls in the way. Finally, if you buy it, the package instrutions do not include the detail... » Read More I have the devises with 10 meters distance, but from second to first floor and with walls in the way. Because of that, the signal is not perfect and at the begining I had to keep fixing the receivers anthena. If the signal is within the same floor, and/or no or few walls in the way, there should be no problem. 10 meters are about 35-40 feet. There is no need of line of sight. It should work OK because in my case I almost have the devises one over the other in different floors, with stairs and 2 half walls in the way. Finally, if you buy it, the package instrutions do not include the detail of how to sincronize the devices, just have to press the top of the UFO looking thing. « Show Less
1397529
Hi Beth, no, you can not, however, in all honesty you really wouldn't need to do this with this particular unit, the reception is amazingly wonderful,i have 3 base units and 1 hand held and I never experience any interference at all. I hope I have helped you. Take care. sincerely: Ray R.